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MacRumors' Page 2 and MacPolls.com now sport their own RSS Feeds, allowing users of RSS Readers, such as SlashDock and NetNewsWire to follow updates on these sites.

Page 2 compiles Rumors and News of lesser interest or reliability. Recent articles include PowerBook Plans, iMac Updates in September, and the possibility of a Bluetooth mouse this Friday. The RSS feed can be found here:

Page 2 Feed: https://www.macrumors.com/page2.xml

Meanwhile, MacPolls.com offers daily polls on mac related topics.

MacPolls Feed: http://www.macpolls.com/macpolls.xml

Webmasters are welcome to syndicate the content of MacPolls.com (or any of our RSS feeds).

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